illlustrations vs LibreClipart

illlustrations is a web library of vector illustrations for design work, with a builder and an avatar package for developers. Its Explore page lists 120+ open-source illustrations under a CC0 license, with individual copy and download actions, a Download All link, and a Figma file. The Free plan includes a builder with PNG downloads and personal and commercial use. Monthly Pro adds premium builder assets, unlimited SVG and PNG downloads, unlocked variants, full commercial usage rights, and quick support by email or Twitter; Lifetime Pro lists the same additions. The avatar package produces seeded Croods avatars as SVG locally and offers controls for character parts, colors, theme, background, size, and shape. Its core imports do not require API keys, fetch artwork, or load React. Developers can install @illlustrations/avatars with npm; the React component entry point requires React 18.3.1 or 19. The listed prices are $85 a month for Monthly Pro and $7,560, paid once for Lifetime Pro. Checkout is through Lemon Squeezy, prices are in USD, and tax is calculated at checkout.

LibreClipart is a web library of free vector clip art, illustrations, and other vector assets. It provides downloads in SVG, PDF, and ODG, all open image formats listed by the site. The site says its images use the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license, allowing use for any purpose without attribution, including commercial and editorial work. Images are described as family-friendly and suitable for all ages. The administrator says submissions are human curated and checked for source and originality. LibreClipart identifies students, teachers, writers, and people seeking to avoid licensing concerns as potential users. The service has a free plan priced at free, with no free trial. It runs on the web; its Free API page says an API is coming soon. The privacy policy describes third-party analytics, advertising, cookies, and log data including IP addresses.